The rest of the public sector are still working and on 100%. Some people being redeployed to brand new jobs on a temporary basis in a response to the crisis. I thought most teachers were working with smaller classes to key workers could work?
I've thought about that myself. I would imagine it's gross and subject to tax and NI etc. Which on the face of it would seem completely ridiculous - giving you money only to take it off you again. But if we did not do that then it would need big changes to the PAYE systems and even more disruption for all of the businesses... and the HMRC. So for expediency, easiest just to lob each company a lump of money and let them pay their employees as normal... up to 80% with a £2.5k cap.Isn’t the 80% the Govt pay net? Therefore it should be more or less the same as the net pay those workers receive through PAYE anyway?
They were just the early figures though. Germany drip feed them through the day. They are now on over 6,000 cases today (roughly the same as Spain and an increase of 2,000 on yesterday).
Could just be doing more testing though I guess.
The rest of the public sector are still working and on 100%. Some people being redeployed to brand new jobs on a temporary basis in a response to the crisis. I thought most teachers were working with smaller classes to key workers could work?
The tax payer will pay regardless. Giving away 20% of the country’s GDP isn’t for nothing.
Rebated or not, tax is going up when this is all done.
yep. We have shut down the whole economy based on his modelling and now he has changed his mind.
Talking to a teaching assistant today they 6 kids in the school and 4 teachers, I think they need to just get one big school and put them all in there. We are trying home schooling as best as possible but when they go back all the kids will be at hugely different levels, she said they may well have to redo this year as kids will not be prepared for the next level, going to be a nightmare to solve.At my daughter's school they are still working, though obviously not in the classroom (except those teaching children of key workers). They are setting the students tasks for the week and then marking them. They won't be doing the same number of hours but are still putting in a good few hours.
Snappy slogan but do you understand how commerce works?Thanks
That was my impression.
I’ll not name the 2 companies who have chosen this route, but if you look across the hospitality and hotel sector there are 3 main companies who occupy market share.
1 has decided to top up, the other 2 have said fuck you your are temp laid off and the government will pay you.
Some sectors of industry across the UK are coming out of this with a real shit stain.
Process and money before people.
I don't know if this has been posted already, but this is at a hospital in New York.
Harrowing, but brings it home for people that don't know what's happening in epicentre problems.
if it doesn't play the vid, use a VPN.
My daughters school has between 1 and 5 pupils per day in and therefore only skeleton staff so assume most not working. But they probably have to plan how to catch up after this is all finished. Maybe a shortened summer holiday period or longer school days for a period? Or just let it catch up naturally?